boss rule造句

• In turn the moralistic rank and file bridled at the boss rule.
• But their bosses ruled against pulling the company's FAA license.
• Boss rule was an evil _ but at least it was a flagrant and identifiable one.
• But Pataki's New York remains the most unfair place in the nation for rank-and-file Republicans to contest boss rule.
• An armed resistance smoulders on along the northwestern border while a cabel of politically-connected mafia bosses rule the business world in Phnom Penh.
• As a young man growing up here, I heard the stories about the fraud and corruption during the era of boss rule in our town.
• Perhaps some of us might, once upon a time, have been legislators; but boss rule was so old there that we didn't, we couldn't think for ourselves.
• Maryland was in the grip of capitalistic fervor in 1882, a time when steel and railroad industry heavyweights made headlines and political bosses ruled Baltimore and the counties.
• He had been instrumental in previous legislative reforms to rescue the state from boss rule by MacKenzie and the Northern Pacific Railroad around the start of the 20th century.
• Gone is the bloodshed of 1968, when Chicago Mayor Richard J . Daley crushed dissent on the streets while party bosses ruled with an iron hand in the hall.
• According to Caldwell, writing in 1931, " If Garfield lives in history, it will be partly on account of the charm of his personality but also because in life and in death, he struck the first shrewd blows against a dangerous system of boss rule which seemed for a time about to engulf the politics of the nation.